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Cold Case Canada is an independently produced true crime podcast hosted by Eve Lazarus, a reporter and author based in Vancouver, British Columbia
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Eve Lazarus combines historical reconstruction, forensic detail and personal testimony to keep unresolved Canadian cases specific, human and open to new information.
Cold Case Canada gives Eve Lazarus room to reconstruct crimes through precise timelines, investigative records and voices close to the case. Her subjects range from Andrea King's unsolved murder and the unidentified Mission skull to Molly Justice's 1943 killing, with each…
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A coastal ghost story that works best as local history with a chill.
Cold Case Canada's Halloween special stays at the Wigwam Inn on Indian Arm, where room 209 is linked to Martha and to stories of odd noises, moved objects, and a child who wanted out badly enough to leave.
A grim Canadian cold case, told with restraint and a clear sense of purpose.
A partial skull found in a Mission slough sends this episode into a grim Canadian cold case, one that moves from forgotten remains to the Robert Pickton investigation and then to the chance that forensic genetic genealogy could finally return Jane Doe's name.
A low-key fraud case that becomes a sharp portrait of procedure, greed, and an unresolved aftermath.
Eve Lazarus takes a British Columbia bank-fraud case and treats it with patience, letting Anne Spiller come into focus as more than a headline figure.
A shipboard pursuit built on disguise, suspicion, and later maritime tragedy.
Cold Case Canada turns the story into a maritime manhunt, tracking Captain Henry Kendall as he spots Dr. Crippen and Ethel Lenevy aboard the SS Montrose and keeps pressing his suspicions with steady patience.
A careful, human account of a promising young traveller whose case remains unsolved.
Andrea King's case is framed around an ordinary promise that never got to play out: an honours graduate with a job, a trip east, and summer plans.
A measured cold-case account that treats overlooked leads and witness accounts as the core of the story.
Cold Case Canada follows the disappearance and murder of Ramsey Dean Reox and Kenneth Arthur Lutz, two 13-year-old Indigenous boys from North Burnaby, with a careful, steady approach.
A 1945 Saanich disappearance is revisited through conflicting accounts and questions that still resist closure.
A rarely used shortcut through a Saanich field becomes the point where Dorothy "Dot" Sanders's disappearance turns from a missing-person question into something more troubling.
A careful 1943 murder review finds a weak case, delayed evidence, and a victim's story still unsettled.
Cold Case Canada revisits the 1943 murder of 15-year-old Molly Justice with a steady eye on how the case narrowed around Mitchell while leaving harder questions in place.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
A former cop's DNA, a dropped case, unreliable memories.
Cold Case Canada's Halloween special focuses on the Wigwam Inn on Indian Arm, where Linda Berg describes room 209 as the place with a faint light and a dark female silhouette.
Eve Lazarus investigates the 30-year cold case of a partial skull found in a Mission, BC slough in 1995 — a woman never identified, now believed to be Robert Pickton's first victim.
This episode tells the story of Anne Spiller, a young bank teller in 1960s Canada who embezzled nearly half a million dollars from the Royal Bank, funding a lavish lifestyle with her partner Bambi.
Cold Case Canada follows Captain Henry Kendall of the SS Montrose as he spots Dr.
Cold Case Canada's "The Boys in the Woods" follows Ramsey Dean Reox and Kenneth Arthur Lutz, two 13-year-old Indigenous boys from North Burnaby who vanished in December 1989.
Cold Case Canada host Eve Lazarus reconstructs the 1945 disappearance of 16-year-old Dorothy Sanders in Saanich, British Columbia.
Cold Case Canada host Eve Lazarus examines the January 18, 1943 murder of 15-year-old Victoria seamstress Molly Justice near Swan Lake.
Cold Case Canada examines the April 1992 murders of 19-year-old Amy Beaulieu and her infant twins, David and Samantha, near Nelson, British Columbia.